Sentence examples for specious approach from inspiring English sources
Now the ICHD-III beta committee could pause there and say the new definition conforms by the definition of "to make like" (Oxford English Dictionary), since like gives some flexibility, although that may be seen a rather insouciant, if not specious, approach.
The problem is that the rest of the statement (which came from a brief interview Romney did with CBS on June 24 , 2009 involved him leveling gripes with Obama's approach to reform, including specious warnings of government-run health care.
That logic also begins to look specious in light of the company's reported approach to restricting and monitoring content in other nations with more authoritarian governments.
Yet a good many of the most famous names associated with the specious present – James (at times), Husserl, Broad (in his later work on the topic) – have opted for the Retentional approach.
It's completely specious.
The reasoning is specious.
This is a specious argument.
This first appeal is specious.
It was clever – but specious.
